Fuzz Club Session, by Tales Of Murder And Dust

Fuzz Club Session

by Tales Of Murder And Dust

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In recent years Scandinavia has proven to be a fertile breeding ground of the finest dark and experimental sounds and one of the band’s leading the charge has been Danish mavericks Tales Of Murder And Dust - who are the latest to join the ranks of the Fuzz Club Sessions alumni.

The Aarhus band’s Fuzz Club Session boasts two cuts from 2016’s ‘The Flow In Between’ LP, one from their debut album ‘Hallucination Of Beauty’ and a brand new track titled ‘Fragile Absolutes’. On the session, Tales Of Murder And Dust offer a world of gloomy, cinematic post-rock – taking cues from everything from opiate blues and drone-rock through to goth and New York No Wave. Bleak, atmospheric and utterly bewitching, there are not many bands who would be able to sound quite as mesmerising and grandiose when captured live, making this one of the finest Fuzz Club Sessions to date.

Includes unlimited streaming of Fuzz Club Session via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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1.	Tidal Wave 08:59	buy track
2.	Endless Repetition 08:33	buy track
3.	Fragile Absolutes 03:33	buy track
4.	On My Mind 05:21	buy track

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In recent years Scandinavia has proven to be a fertile breeding ground of the finest dark and experimental sounds and one of the band’s leading the charge has been Danish mavericks Tales Of Murder And Dust - who are the latest addition to the Fuzz Club Sessions series.

The Aarhus band’s Fuzz Club Session boasts two cuts from 2016’s ‘The Flow In Between’ LP, one from their debut album ‘Hallucination Of Beauty’ and a brand new track titled ‘Fragile Absolutes’. On the session, Tales Of Murder And Dust offer a world of gloomy, cinematic post-rock – taking cues from everything from opiate blues and drone-rock through to goth and New York No Wave. Bleak, atmospheric and utterly bewitching, there are not many bands who would be able to sound quite as mesmerising and grandiose when captured live, making this one of the finest Fuzz Club Sessions to date.